Sites featuring Able Company

Able Company research blog

The Fighting Fourth in WWII. Website created and run by Alva Perry, a veteran of Able Company.

New York Goes to War - a documentary produced by New York City public television stations Thirteen/WNET and WLIW in 2007. Lieutenant Philip Wood's life provides part of the story line. Features his letters (as read by the webmaster), photographs, and an interview with George Smith of Able Company. Click on the links entitled "Watch the Documentaries" to see the entire program.

Research

USMC Historical Monograph - Marshall Islands

USMC Historical Monograph - Saipan

USMC Historical Monograph - Tinian

USMC Historical Monograph - Iwo Jima

Marine Corps Archives and Special Collections

National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific - Searchable Database

RootsWeb - a division of Ancestry.com

Other Sites

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The Fourth Marine Division Association

Find A Grave - listing of Able Company men and where they are buried.

Harlan's Heroes - homepage of Harlan Glenn, with links to his work in film and publishing related to the World War Two Marine; also photographs from the war and present day.

HQ 2/24 - a site run by Jeff Padell, whose father served with Headquarters Company, Second Battalion, 24th Marines

Homepage of the modern Alpha Company, 24th Marines

Iwo Jima History - searchable database of servicemembers as well as a good history of the battle

Marines And Corpsmen at Tarawa and Guadalcanal - run by Jim Hildebrand in memory of his uncle, killed at Tarawa. Really fascinating personal research.

WW2 Gyrene - excellent site by Mark Flowers with history of the WW2 Marine Corps, description of tactics, organization, and weapons.

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